Torrid tales of a house seller in Austin, TX

[DCRogers]

Reduce it and sell. Texas ain’t gonna be immune to what’s coming.

[EconProf]

Do whatever it takes to sell it now.
I was in a similar situation 2 years ago. After the property did not sell with several price markdowns, I rented it. It has since fallen further in price. (Incidentally, my mistake was taking my broker’s advice and initially pricing it too high).
The hassles of being a landlord from afar are huge. First-timers always underestimate the numerous hidden costs.
I’d suggest an immediate sweetener of $2000 to the buyer’s broker. If that doesn’t work within 10 days, then lower the price significantly. You want to make a splash on the market.

[EconProf]

Do whatever it takes to sell it now.
I was in a similar situation 2 years ago. After the property did not sell with several price markdowns, I rented it. It has since fallen further in price. (Incidentally, my mistake was taking my broker’s advice and initially pricing it too high).
The hassles of being a landlord from afar are huge. First-timers always underestimate the numerous hidden costs.
I’d suggest an immediate sweetener of $2000 to the buyer’s broker. If that doesn’t work within 10 days, then lower the price significantly. You want to make a splash on the market.

[EconProf]

Do whatever it takes to sell it now.
I was in a similar situation 2 years ago. After the property did not sell with several price markdowns, I rented it. It has since fallen further in price. (Incidentally, my mistake was taking my broker’s advice and initially pricing it too high).
The hassles of being a landlord from afar are huge. First-timers always underestimate the numerous hidden costs.
I’d suggest an immediate sweetener of $2000 to the buyer’s broker. If that doesn’t work within 10 days, then lower the price significantly. You want to make a splash on the market.

[EconProf]

Do whatever it takes to sell it now.
I was in a similar situation 2 years ago. After the property did not sell with several price markdowns, I rented it. It has since fallen further in price. (Incidentally, my mistake was taking my broker’s advice and initially pricing it too high).
The hassles of being a landlord from afar are huge. First-timers always underestimate the numerous hidden costs.
I’d suggest an immediate sweetener of $2000 to the buyer’s broker. If that doesn’t work within 10 days, then lower the price significantly. You want to make a splash on the market.

[EconProf]

Do whatever it takes to sell it now.
I was in a similar situation 2 years ago. After the property did not sell with several price markdowns, I rented it. It has since fallen further in price. (Incidentally, my mistake was taking my broker’s advice and initially pricing it too high).
The hassles of being a landlord from afar are huge. First-timers always underestimate the numerous hidden costs.
I’d suggest an immediate sweetener of $2000 to the buyer’s broker. If that doesn’t work within 10 days, then lower the price significantly. You want to make a splash on the market.

[Anonymous]

It seems you have initially priced a little high and missed the season. You need to reduced the price by a meaningful amount and whatever incentives that you can provide.

[Anonymous]

It seems you have initially priced a little high and missed the season. You need to reduced the price by a meaningful amount and whatever incentives that you can provide.

[Anonymous]

It seems you have initially priced a little high and missed the season. You need to reduced the price by a meaningful amount and whatever incentives that you can provide.

[Anonymous]

It seems you have initially priced a little high and missed the season. You need to reduced the price by a meaningful amount and whatever incentives that you can provide.

[Anonymous]

It seems you have initially priced a little high and missed the season. You need to reduced the price by a meaningful amount and whatever incentives that you can provide.

[amy]

Thanks, all. We reduced the price by $10,000 to $339,900 this morning. I will keep you posted. Wish us luck – we could use it!

[amy]

Thanks, all. We reduced the price by $10,000 to $339,900 this morning. I will keep you posted. Wish us luck – we could use it!

[amy]

Thanks, all. We reduced the price by $10,000 to $339,900 this morning. I will keep you posted. Wish us luck – we could use it!

[amy]

Thanks, all. We reduced the price by $10,000 to $339,900 this morning. I will keep you posted. Wish us luck – we could use it!

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